Deregulation and non-intervention by the State can expose low-income children to greater risks and undermine the potential of the Government to fulfil its role under the Convention.18 Moreover, one of the major difficulties encountered in the implementation of social security is that it is limited to the organized sector.
La desreglamentación y la no intervención del Estado pueden exponer a los niños de familias de bajos ingresos a riesgos mayores y socavar el potencial del Gobierno para cumplir su cometido en virtud de la Convención18.